NATO - North Atlantic Treaty Organization: Recent submissions
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NATO STANAG 2524
Abstract: AIM
The aim of this agreement is to register national acceptance of AJP-3.9. -
NATO STANAG 4241
Abstract: Scope:
The aim of this agreement is:
a. to provide a standard test procedure (Procedure 1) for assessing the reaction of a munition to an impact from a three-round burst ... -
NATO AOP-6 (V) VOL II
Abstract: GeneralAOP-6 Vol. II is the Ammunition Interchangeability Catalogue which provides a database for use by ...
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NATO STANAG 1177
Abstract: AIM
The aim of this agreement is to register national acceptance of AHP-7(B)
Volume I - Change 4
Volume II - Original
Volume III - Change 1
Volume IV - Change 3
Volume V - Change 2
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NATO ATP-17(C)
Abstract: PREFACE
Naval operations in high latitudes provide unique challenges to planning, seamanship, ingenuity, endurance, and foresight. The elements, always dangerous, become hostile. Mountainous seas, ... -
NATO STANAG 7165
Abstract: AIM
The aim of this agreement is to provide guidance to nations in the initial investigation and management of LASER eye damage in aircrew. -
NATO AJP-4.10(A)
Abstract: This document forms a doctrinal bridge between medical support principles and policies included within Military Committee (MC) 326/2 and planning guidelines developed at the strategic, regional and sub-regional levels. It ... -
NATO STANAG 4315
Abstract: AIM
The aim of this agreement is to give guidelines on the management and scientific basis of the processes used to assess the life of munitions. -
NATO STANAG 7025
Abstract: AIM
The aim of this agreement is to standardize procedures to ensure the safe and efficient management and control of aircraft and ground vehicles operating on a MOS and associated manoeuvering areas, during times ... -
NATO STANAG 3745
Abstract: AIM
The aim of this agreement is to establish the scope of training of search and rescue (SAR) personnel and to ensure that certain procedures for the training of qualified personnel are standardized and can be carried ... -
NATO STANAG 4284
Abstract: AIM
The aim of this agreement is to establish a minimum common specification for deliveries of HMX (octogene) from one NATO nation to another. -
NATO MTP-24 (C) VOL I
Abstract: Scope
MTP-24(C), Volume I, is written to complement, and when necessary expand into procedures, the common mine countermeasures doctrine contained in MTP-6(C), Volume II. It is intended to be used by commanding officers ... -
NATO STANAG 3748
Abstract: AIM
The aim of this agreement is to provide a document (guide-specification) which establishes the minimum quality standard on the aviation hydraulic fluids H-515, H-520, C-635, H-537, H-538 and H-544 used by NATO Forces. -
NATO AJP-3.3.2
Abstract: The scope of this publication is limited to AI, CAS and directly related activities as part of Anti Surface Force Air Operations (ASFAO) as outlined in AJP-01 and other AJPs concerning joint operations, e.g. AJP-3.3. -
NATO ATP 2(C) VOL I
Abstract: Scope of NCAGS
Maritime operations frequently affect merchant shipping; similarly, merchant shipping may impact, or be involved in, maritime operations. NCAGS is the interface with merchant shipping ... -
NATO STANAG 3887
Abstract: AIM
The aim of this agreement is to register national acceptance of AFLP-3 and all changes thereto. -
NATO STANAG 4671
Abstract: AIMThe aim of this agreement is to establish a baseline set of airworthiness standards in relation to the design and construction of military UAVs
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NATO ANEP-50
Abstract: General Introduction
Based on prior studies, AC/141(IEG/5) has concluded that the goal of intra-ship Combat System compatibility and interoperability will be enhanced significantly by establishing ... -
NATO STANAG 2060
Abstract: AIM
The aim of this agreement is to facilitate the rapid identification of medical materiel (person –portable) containers/packages used in field medical installations to enable more effective cooperation ... -
NATO STANAG 3585
Abstract: AIM
The aim of this agreement is to ensure operational interchangeability through the adoption of a standard 20 mm ammunition, links and linked ammunition for use in NATO aircraft guns.

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